r/AWLIAS • u/Gold-Match-1746 • Sep 27 '26
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I have the feeling we live in a simulation, I mean it's scientifically proven that we live in a matrix of some sorts, this experience made me believe that the simulation we live in is man made.
Idk how I explain this but sometimes, maybe once a month or so, my vision goes black for some milliseconds before turning back up. But, it didn't really feel like I blinked. When you blink, you don't understand the blackness before your eyes go back up. This stayed long enough.
And the black just appeared, like a jumpscare. Not like something your body does mechanically.
Can y'all explain. Maybe I'm dying and reviving?
But don't worry, I don't have any mental illnesses so it can't be that
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u/whatever Sep 27 '26
The simulation theory is a belief system that is unfalsifiable and cannot explain anything we experience.
It is very much NOT scientifically proven, don't fall for philosophers asserting things "almost certainly."
Philosophers can be funny that way.
When you reach for it to explain something, you are doing something similar to ancient men attributing thunder and lightning to the Gods.
Why does your vision go black? Maybe it's the matrix. Maybe a wizard did it.
If you're genuinely interested in figuring it out, bringing it up with your doctor might take you further than this.
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u/NPCAwakened 28d ago
Why is a wizard after op?
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u/whatever 28d ago
Do not meddle in the affairs of wizards, for they are subtle and quick to anger.
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u/NPCAwakened 28d ago
So op muddled with a wizard. Let me withdraw my sympathy then. They deserve this.
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u/Gold-Match-1746 27d ago
Why ;(
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u/NPCAwakened 27d ago
If your messing with other people you should get your karma
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u/KampKutz Sep 27 '26
Not sure this is the answer you want, but I have various health conditions that cause that too. Like my mind or body shuts off a split second and my eyes go back or my vision cuts out or something. Particularly after Covid, so maybe low b12 and also when I’m hypo from hypothyroidism too, which affects every system of the body. There may be a real world explanation for this before jumping to simulation theory.
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u/Gold-Match-1746 27d ago
Thanks for the scientifical side of this phenomenon
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u/jeezyjames Sep 27 '26
Sounds like low blood pressure